Represent a country, adhere to the chair on a roll call, Choose the agenda, on a vote, make a moderated caucus or unmoderated caucus, on a vote, and debate on solution, and make a resolution, craft the resolution. Moderated Caucus is when you set a speaking time, and list the countries wanting to debate, and then speack when your name comes. Unmoderated caucus is when you cooperated together to make a draft resolution. you can put the resolution text. The core of MUN is the committee sessions. Each committee focuses on specific topics, such as disarmament, human rights, or environmental issues. Delegates present their country's position, engage in debates, and negotiate with other delegates to form alliances and draft resolutions. The goal is to find common ground and develop solutions that a majority of the committee can agree on. A significant part of MUN involves drafting resolutions. These are formal documents that outline the proposed solutions to the issues being discussed. Delegates work together in groups to write these resolutions, ensuring they reflect the interests and policies of the countries they represent. This process requires collaboration, negotiation, and compromise. Once resolutions are drafted, they are debated in committee sessions. Delegates present their resolutions, defend them against criticisms, and make amendments based on feedback from other delegates. This stage involves intense debate and requires strong public speaking and persuasion skills. Finally, resolutions are put to a vote, and those that receive majority support are adopted.